feathered streak of blueand orange falls from red maple−bird beaks the beetle−the green of grass, the blue/orange−hunger fulfilled in this death
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Tanka Journal poet
David Anthony Sam
1 poem in Issue 3
In their own words
Born in Pennsylvania, David Anthony Sam now lives in Locust Grove, Virginia with his wife and life partner, Linda, and serves as president of Germanna Community College. He has three collections, was featured poet in the Winter 2016 Hurricane Review and in 2015 was twice nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
Credits:
In 2015, his poems were accepted by Aji Magazine, Allegro Poetry Magazine, American Tanka, Artemis Journal, The Bacon Review, The Birds We Pile Loosely, Blue Heron Review, Buddhist Poetry Review, Carbon Culture Review, Centrifuge, Clementine Poetry Journal, Dark Matter Journal, Empty Sink Publishing, From the Depths, Foliate Oak Literary Magazine, Heron Tree, Hound, The Hurricane Review, Literature Today, Magnolia Review, On the Rusk, Piedmont Virginian Magazine, Poetry Quarterly, Red Savina Review, Rust+Moth, The Scapegoat Review, Spirit Wind Poetry Gallery, Stoneboat Liter …
This biography was shortened by the journal’s old submission system.